Group Facilitator, Clinical Behavioral Health

The Clinical Care Manager leads care coordination and utilization management for Community Behavioral Health in Philadelphia. This role owns timely access to medically necessary behavioral health services through evidence-based practices and interdisciplinary collaboration. The position drives population health initiatives while addressing social determinants of health across diverse patient populations.

Full-time exempt role overseeing PHP and IOP care delivering group psychotherapy and counseling for mental health and substance use disorders. Facilitate psychoeducational groups and collaborate with multidisciplinary team to implement evidence-based curriculum. Provide crisis intervention and maintain HIPAA compliance.

You will run psychoeducational groups at Full Of Life Recovery Center, an onsite outpatient program in Philadelphia. You coordinate with the clinical team to deliver group therapy and document in the EMR. This per diem role suits a registered intern or CADC ready to support clients through chemical dependency and dual diagnosis. You gain direct addiction medicine experience with room for advancement.

The Case Manager owns comprehensive case management for residents in a residential treatment setting, coordinating individualized care plans and linking residents to community resources. Working with clinical, medical, educational, and support teams, you drive treatment outcomes and transition planning. You advocate for each resident, ensuring continuity of care and accurate documentation. 5+ years of experience in behavioral health case management is typical. Join a team dedicated to recovery-oriented practices and resident-centered care.

GPHA seeks full-time Counselor IIIs in Behavioral Healthcare Division to lead patient rehabilitation across mental health substance abuse and co-occurring programs. Responsibilities include intake assessments counseling group work documentation collaboration with treatment teams and participation in quality initiatives. The role requires a Master’s degree in Human Services psychology and two years of substance abuse experience. This position offers competitive benefits and professional growth opportunities.

You will own a caseload of clients at APM's behavioral health clinics, delivering person-centered therapy that improves emotional well-being and daily functioning. You will work within a multidisciplinary treatment team, coordinating care with schools, hospitals, and community partners. This role demands cultural competence and trauma-informed care, with a focus on timely documentation and measurable outcomes. You will use evidence-based practices and provide telehealth services, making a direct impact on North Philadelphia families.